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Political caricature of the caning, depicting Sumner on the floor holding a pen and his "Crime against Kansas" speech as Brooks lunges at him
Political caricature of the caning, depicting Sumner on the floor holding a pen and his "Crime against Kansas" speech as Brooks lunges at him
Representative Laurence M. Keitt advised Brooks and was with him when he assaulted Sumner
Representative Laurence M. Keitt advised Brooks and was with him when he assaulted Sumner
Representative Henry A. Edmundson also advised Brooks and was with him during the assault on Sumner
Representative Henry A. Edmundson also advised Brooks and was with him during the assault on Sumner
Remaining portion of Brooks' walking cane he used to attack Charles Sumner on exhibit at the Old State House in Boston
Remaining portion of Brooks' walking cane he used to attack Charles Sumner on exhibit at the Old State House in Boston
An 1855 Free-State poster
An 1855 Free-State poster
Tragic Prelude, in the Kansas State Capitol
Tragic Prelude, in the Kansas State Capitol